Most air tools use around 90psi (DA, drill, impact gun, air chisel). With a spray gun you only need 20-40psi at the highest. Any higher and you'll blow paint out the o-rings in the gun.

 

Yeah, that's why you get one that is adjustable. For airing up tires and operating air tools, you need the 125 or above. Unless you want to operate on the minimum pressure. I prefer to operate at the max.

 

How does this look?
http://cgi.ebay.com/BOSTITCH-Air-Com...QQcmdZViewItem

 

That is a well known brand, and the numbers seem to line up. However, understand that it will be cycling all the time you are using it. And, with the shipping cost of 55 bux, I think I would go to Lowes or Building Square or Home Depot. In the long run though, you will better off with a little bigger motor and a few more gallons of capacity. It depends on your budget and your patience.

 

So i guess i cant use the thing when it is cycling through?

 

Yes, you can. All air compressors maintain a maximum psi, that's what theyre cycling for.

 

this is the one ill get.
http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDUS...glo.0&MID=9876

 

I am not willing to dig through all that stuff, but as I said before, get one that has enough capacity as in at least 135 psi capacity, If not, then your air tools wiill not work under 125 without the engine constantly cycling.

 

Your link goes to generators and front doors.

 

I honestly dont know how that happened, i copied the link of the compressor.